A Sticky Mess is the comedic origin story of one of the most beloved folk heroes of Laos. A young monk keeps getting in trouble with the head of the monastery who thinks the boy can't do anything right. Finally, the young boy decides to turn the tables with the help of a chicken and a little bit of a sticky snack called mieng. What happens next has become the stuff of legend for over 600 years! This is the hilarious tale of cleverness and ingenuity for children aged four and up.

A young monk keeps getting in trouble with the head of the monastery who thinks the boy can't do anything right. Finally, the young boy decides to turn the tables with the help of a red rooster and a little bit of a sticky snack called mieng. What happens next has become the stuff of legend for hundreds of years! This is the hilarious tale of cleverness and ingenuity for children ages four and up.

Everyone makes mistakes, and Harry Coover is no different. A brilliant scientist, Harry keeps making the same extra-sticky mistake, but he begins to wonder whether it's not such a mistake after all . . . A fun story about the scientist, Harry Coover, who accidentally invented super glue!

A young boy discovers a mess in on his kitchen floor one morning and, before he knows it, is trapped as the icky, sticky mess grows larger. Can his mother save the day? The book is authored by Steven Helmer ("Rose Rabbit's Shopping Adventure") and illustrated by his 9-year-old daughter Azalea.

Hillary and George are released into the care of Listle and Thily to take a tour of Fairydom. After following the two fairies, they find a memento that has them rushing to find information on their mother. Sam, their father, decides it would be best to bring peanut butter for the fairies who succumbed to sticky snare. So, he and Flit get aid from an old mentor to fly through the Lawn Fairy domain in attempt to bring it back to the woods. Tie those vines on tight because we are going for a ride.